Malpass Brothers’ country music roadshow in Branson: Ending performances are Oct. 8 and 9
The Malpass Brothers, country music duo Chris and Taylor Malpass, will end their roadshow at the Clay Cooper Theatre, 3216 W. Hwy. 76 in Branson, on October 8 and 9. Their engagement features the brothers alongside special guests, Moe Bandy (October 8) and T. Graham Brown (October 9). Their performances celebrate traditional country music with the genre’s most beloved voices for memorable performances in Branson.
To purchase tickets, visit themalpassbrothers.com or claycoopertheatre.com.
The Malpass Brothers & Friends show schedule for Oct. 8-9
October 8: The Malpass Brothers with Moe Bandy at 2 p.m.
October 9: The Malpass Brothers with T. Graham Brown at 8 p.m.
The Malpass Brothers recently released “Satisfied: Country Gospel Classics,” a new live album and DVD collection celebrating the country gospel songs that have influenced their lives, careers, and musical journey. Available now through Gaither Music Group, the project brings together beloved hymns, gospel standards and faith-filled favorites performed in the duo’s signature traditional style.
Filmed live at TBN Studios in Hendersonville, Tennessee, “Satisfied: Country Gospel Classics” captures The Malpass Brothers performing songs that have long been part of their personal and musical foundation. The collection includes previously released tracks “Satisfied” and “He Touched Me,” along with focus track “The Lighthouse,” Ronnie Hinson’s enduring gospel classic that continues to resonate with listeners through its message of faith, hope, and perseverance.
About the Malpass Brothers
Rooted in the timeless sounds of classic country, The Malpass Brothers—Chris and Taylor—were inspired early on by their grandfather’s LP collection and the legendary harmonies of duos like Jim & Jesse, the Louvin Brothers, and the Wilburn Brothers. Mentored by steel guitar legend Don Helms and later handpicked by Merle Haggard as an opening act for seven years, the brothers have carried the torch for traditional country across stages nationwide. Their debut album, 'Memory That Bad’ was produced by Haggard, followed by projects with Bluegrass Hall of Famer Doyle Lawson. Their latest release, ‘Lonely Street,’ co-produced by Lawson and Ben Isaacs, showcases the Malpass Brothers’ authentic songwriting and deep reverence for the golden era of country music. They are currently working on multiple projects, a new live album for 2026, and filming Season 3 of The Malpass Brothers Show.
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